204Ruger

My season Will be little to none, I tore my Achilles in February
I will have to live thru you guys ,I guess when you hit 47 its time to retire from basketball

Sorry to hear about your injury and hope the recovery is quick. Although I haven't put anything furry in the cross hairs yet, I've got a squirrel trip planned for the end of this month way up in N. Ca. It'll be a new area as the ranch I normally shoot at is putting out poison for the rats. I just retired a couple weeks ago so have been spending a lot of time finding out which bullet/powder combo my 204 likes best. After about 20 or so combos, I think I'm getting close with 29.4 grains of CFE223 and 32 grain Nosler Varmageddon's. Speedy recovery! Randy

Me & my shooting partner have had some decent hunts over the past month, even with the weather being up and down, as for rain, cloud cover, wind and cold and snow. But we have had breaks and have had at least one day a week of good shooting on squeeks. It will only get better when the sun comes out more often and warms things up, and before the alfalfa gets too high to see the little rascals. So far each of us have taken out around sixty, each trip. Both shooting 20 SCC and 20-223AI's and sometimes the 204R and/or 221 FB. Bill K

Uggggg that poison is ruining our fun, it really needs outlawed ,where are the bleeding hearts when we need them

I agree 100%! I have to switch to lead-free bullets in a couple of years because of lead toxin found in some southern Ca. Condors over 300 miles away.

And that lead toxin that was actually found in their blood, was not from residue from lead bullets, but from lead paint and such out of old government buildings in and around the China Lake area. But the liars, that presented a road kill deer to the commission, that had not even been shot, sold the state authorities a bill of lies and goods, but got the lead ban passed. And of course old Moonbeam signed it and the followup laws into law, for the whole state, which has no condor's at all. Total farse, that we hunters and fishermen have to live with. Bill K